Those who leased their FRS / BRZ I have a question..

[HapaHaole]

What was the residual values of the vehicles that they quoted you. Please indicate how many miles you choose, 10K, 12K per year.


I am trying to see if one is financially will fit in my budget,

Thanks in advance.

John

[Tigranakert]

Although dealerships do this, I say you wait till the car's supply passes demand, otherwise it costs you alot. I mean this car is 26k you can get better deals right now on a 40k infiniti than if you were to lease the FRS.

[docyzx]

Originally Posted by HapaHaole

What was the residual values of the vehicles that they quoted you. Please indicate how many miles you choose, 10K, 12K per year.


I am trying to see if one is financially will fit in my budget,

Thanks in advance.

John

I called Toyota of Glendale and asked them about the leasing prices, from what i remember, its was $2,600 down and $304 a month for 36 months on a FR-S AT. I was planning in doing a lease to buy but then i jst didnt want to throw my money away, just do what im doing, collect money, about 10,000, then buy the car and ur monthly payment wouldnt be too much

[Snozzberries]

My agreement was $500 cash down, 10k a year for 3 years, ~$400 a month, 7.7% money factor, and a residual of ~$16000. If I were to buy out my lease without any payments it would be $27000. A lease is not the way to go, right now, but I wanted the car desperately. I had the cash on hand, but I went with the lease to keep my liquidity as I am hopefully closing on a house soon as well.

[zoran]

Any one leased in CA? does 2.9% APR Applies?

[HapaHaole]

Thanks for the replies, I am not looking at leasing the FR-S, but more interested in what residual values they provided. Just a way for me to see what the car will be worth in 3 years, since that's the average lenght of time I keep a car.